Vern E. AA speakerVern E. AA speaker
Recovery Radio Network
sober since 1943 this tape is from 1951
18:36•12 Aug 2009
Vern E.'s Journey: From Darkness to Decades of Sobriety
Episode Overview
- Vern E.'s journey from psych wards and jails to sobriety.
- The impact of meeting Bill W., co-founder of AA.
- The transformative power of the AA Big Book.
- Importance of community and faith in recovery.
- Lessons learned from decades of sobriety.
“For the first time in my life, I read something about myself, and I stayed up all night.”
Ever wondered what it’s like to be sober for decades? This episode of Recovery Radio Network brings you the incredible story of Vern E., an AA speaker who’s been sober since 1943. Vern’s journey is nothing short of extraordinary. From his early days in psych wards and jails to finding hope through Alcoholics Anonymous, Vern shares raw and honest reflections on his path to recovery.
He recounts the first time he met Bill W., one of AA's co-founders, and how that meeting demystified the man behind the movement, making him just another guy trying to stay sober. You'll hear about Vern's struggles with mental health diagnoses, his life-changing discovery of the AA Big Book, and his relentless fight to regain his life and self-respect. This episode is a powerful reminder that recovery is possible, no matter how dark things may seem.
Vern’s story will inspire you to believe in second chances and the transformative power of community and faith. If you’re looking for a tale of resilience and hope, this episode is a must-listen.
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